GCSE Maths - How to Find a Percentage of a Number #92

This video covers:
- How to find a percentage of number using 3 methods:
1) Using the % button on your calculator
2) By converting the percentage to a decimal
3) By converting the percentage to a fraction

This video is suitable for maths courses around the world.
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[uzii]

i have my finals like day after tomorrow, and u really saved me last minute.(ps:i love the way u simplify things which makes it easier for us to study) appreciated💖

[megankey]

WOW !!! Amazing video helped my so much with my preparation for my mock mathematics paper 2. Thank you !!

[Jamal]

Thank you so much for your help I always find these question complicated but now they are easy to me

Thanks again 😊

[summietang]

Thanks for the two ways (i love vids with two ways to sort it out so that i can choose the easier one) 😅

[harshallond]

Thanks so much for this videos, they are really helping me through the years. Good video. Thanks for everything.

[pb]

Thanks can you do rounding estimations next please.

[gnamp]

3:17 to 3:33 sounds peculiar without the proper context. Useful vid.

[kostavlogz]

I got maths test today thank you so much 😊

[lemondbaby]

I saw this by In another video
24% of 80
24x80=1920
1920 divided by 100
=19.2

If u can’t divide move it to spaces to the left remember percentages are out of 100

[alinagoodwin]

So helpful thanks! Is this also known as percentage of amounts?

[harikrishnand]

Lovely videos!!! BTW which software do u guys use to make these amazing animations? They make the lesson much more interesting and worth learning!!! Thank you for making these videos!!!

[vincenth]

Thanks so much for the video! By the way, is there any info on upcoming live streams? I've subscribed to the email list and received no info!

[EFOOTBALL_CONTENT]

So just a quick question. How do I figure out 20% X 150
Because I'm very confused on how I am multiplying and the answer is getting smaller

[CookieMonster-boww]

Hello! Just wanted to ask if u are thinking about doing these vudeos for a levels. I think they would be really useful :)

[IgnNiNJAx]

Your videos are awesome!!!! Can you please make a video on vectors and transformations. My exams are nearby. Please help dude. please make a video on concept of vectors and some difficult questions. It would be a great help for me. Thank you.

[slavenot]

why doesn't any of this make any sense whatsoever in my mind. I'm not stupid whatsoever only when it comes to numbers.

[marynassuna]

Should've done all this topic in year 8:we did alot but still— why again?

[BlueFire]

The worst video cuz it saved me from exam